Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-01-27
LOCAL MENTION.
New goods at kellar's.
Jos. Allen loans money.
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Where's our January thaw?
DID you find your gloves, Rank?
Calenduline. at City Drug Store.
Buy a gal. pump oil can at Kellar's.
homeopathic Remedies at City Drug
Store.
The days are growing perciptibly
longer.
Thos. Fowler is filling the Manning
ice house.
Christy's crackers are the best. Kel-
lar sells them.
w. Elliott loans money at low rates.
No commission,
All kinds Of staple and fancy gro
ceries at Kellar's.
The county commissioners held n
short session Monday.
Postal notes are now drawn PAYABLE
at any money order Office.
Halsey's Homeopathic Guide can be
ordered at the Post Office.
e. Brauch is having his ice house
filled with Swan Lake solid.
1t Is said that Hurley is to have an
other general store this spring.
A fresh supply of Hooking Valley
coal received at the elevator Wednes-
day, Jan. 9th.
A severe snow storm prevailed at
Mitchell. and points north of there
Monday evening.
Insure IN the Dakota Mutual. Jos.
Allen will make out your papers, and
give you all necessary information.
All teachers and others, remember
the teachers association at school
house, next Saturday at two o'clock.
"The combat deepens." and has furn-
ished considerable amount of enter
tainment for some Of our citizers this
| week.
&. L, Dibble now dances upon his
knee the youngest girl in Hurley, who
came to his tireslde last Saturday
night.
| Pure water for all. My welI-aguer
is new, and can guarantee satisfac-
tion. No water, no pay. Mahlon
Layne, Hurley.
/ There will be a social gathering at
the reading room tomorrow tFnday )
evening, and all interested in the cause
of temperance are invited
The Interstate commerce bill will
doubtless prove to be of great benefit
to the masses. The text of the bill is
printed elsewhere in this paper.
| No offensive. last years smell in Kel-
lars store, every thing fresh and clean,
and prices way down to ben rock We
use the Electric light! They are boss.
Ira w. Dibble and his son Lou. have
rented of David Fowler his farm about
three miles west of Parker and will
move in time for the spring work.
Mrs. II. Van Antwerp, Dennis, Iowa,
says: Chamberlain's Pain Balm excels
all other medicines for sore throat and
dyphtheria, it is for external use only.
Sold by E. Brauch,
F.W. Schultz was in this week and
paid for his final proof notice, and said
he did not intend to cheat us out of
the money. All right, Fred, we are
glad to hear it, and are much obliged
to YOU for the money.
II. II. Rundell has purchased the
fremont house of I. w. Kyle, and will
soon take possession of the same Un
less the Herald is badly mistaken. Hugh
will make No. landlord and under
his management the fremont will in
, crease its popularity.
, The best place in Turner county tt
: get your boss Michigan cider, baldwin
and greening apples, Fancy brands To
baccos, cigars and choicest confections
= nuts, oranges and lemons, oysters, ant
/ the finest lot of Holiday goods is at th'
| old time tried Pioneer Drug Stor,.
Hurley.
Lon Allen met with an acciden
while handling coal last week which
necessitates his carrying his eye in
sling. The day before his receiving
the injury he received his Academia
insurance policy from a Dakota com
pany, and we shall now see how the
: "come to time"
Gowdy Bros, shipped two cars of ia
cattle and one of hogs, and archi
> Rundell three cars of fat cattle t
Chicago last Saturday. Dave Gowdy
Mr.. Rundell and John Murphy accom-
panied the stock, and will doubtles
take in some of the sights" of the cit
before they return.
The dime social at the w. G. L. I
J, reading room last Frida! evening wa
= well attended, enjoyed by all, and re
suited in adding over five dollars to tn
:, treasury for room rent AS Hurle
now has room which is centrally lc
Gated and can be used for the purpos
. of social gatherings, the Herald woul
suggest that "dime socials be hel
every two weeks for the benefit of tn
reading room.
The second annual meeting of tn
Dakota Mutual fire insurance compan
was held in the office of the compan
ut Huron Wednesday. and all the ol
officers reelected. The following ger
tlemen comprise the board of director:
IL. II. Pease, of Watertown; A Davi
and Leslie Durley, of Huron; E. /
o . Gates, of Kimball; f. II. Hagerty, {
:. Aberdeen; e. w. Foster, of Frankfor
Of +. E. Yerxy, of Fargo; VIM. Fisher, |
,a ,s Volga; johnson Nickeus, Of jane
: town; John II. King, of Rapid City;
u w. Diggs, of Millbank.
n. IL a great deal of complaint has bee